In one New York election 1844, 55,000 votes were recorded even though there were only 41,000 eligible voters. Decades later, these efforts have continued and determined fraudsters have become ...

Days after Buchanan took office, the United States Supreme Court handed down one of its most infamous rulings - the Dred ...

To retain any hope of winning the 1844 election without support from either major party, Tyler pressed the issue of annexing ...

Throughout US history, a select group of presidents have opted not to seek re-election, either by choice or due to unforeseen ...

1844–1864: The Man without a Party No sooner ... James Buchanan had a second vacancy open in May of the election year of 1860, and unwisely waited until February to fill it.

In the half-century since Mayor Richard J. Daley presided over Chicago’s notorious Democratic machine at the height of its power, nearly 40 aldermen from across the city have ended up behind ...

To be sure, third-party candidates rarely, if ever, win in any election. (Here and there ... exceeded the winner’s margin of victory — in 1844, 2000 and (interestingly enough) 2016.

With the U.S. election now under two months away ... 1836 Martin Van Buren 170 50.8 1840 William Henry Harrison 234 52.9 1844 James K. Polk 170 49.5 1848 Zachary Taylor 163 47.3 1852 Franklin ...

Not since 1844 has a sitting president dropped out of ... dragged peripherally into both the first Trump impeachment and election subversion. Could he have won the nomination?

It’s not just Canadians who are losing faith in the Prime Minister. His own Liberal Party, including ministers, MPs and top ...

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Election-denying officials are now in power ... Poe moved to New York City in 1844, and to the Bronx in 1846. August 30, 2024 • In fiction and nonfiction, the author Danzy Senna focusses on ...